ROG STRIX X570-E Gaming Review

Benchmarks – Futuremark 3DMark & PCMark 10

The combination of the ROG STRIX X570-E Gaming and the AMD Ryzen 7 3800X delivers stellar performance in 3DMark. If not for the lower CPU frequencies vs what INTEL CPUs can achieve, the 3rd generation Ryzen CPU would be the default choice for overclockers. Simply limited by the lower CPU internal clock.

PCMark10 pretty much represents the same thing as 3DMark (not surprising since some subtests of PCMark10 are from 3DMark). The X570-E performance is once again solid and well in line with what was recorded on other high end motherboards.

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